No win no fee arrangements are getting an unpleasant reputation due to rather critical strories shown on the news. However, not all no win no fee arrangements are offered by poor companies.

The consequences of being bitten by a dog can be horrific. Even beyond the trauma and difficulties caused by injury, it is the kind of attack – most commonly occurring when the victim is cycling or walking, which can have lasting psychological effects.

Incidents involving animals are unfortunately quite common, ranging from simple dog bites, to a kick from a horse or deer running in front of a car. Particularly here, the law recognizes that the innocent party should be compensated.

A look at why compensation claims have increased so much in recent times and whether or not they are valid or if people are just making a fuss.

Workers' Compensation benefits must be paid regardless of whether the employer caused the injury or it happened because of the employee's own carelessness.

Being employed by a company, you have the right to a safe and secure working environment, and your employer has the responsibility to make sure that you do. However, sometimes accidents still happen in the workplace, and when they do occur, your employer has the responsibility of settling the accident at work compensation claim.

If you’ve picked up a newspaper recently, you’ll be fully aware of the case involving the death of the young boy who was living in north London and is known in court and in the media as ‘Baby P’.

Whiplash is common in car crashes. But is it real? In the past it was not possible to "prove" whiplash. That left some badly injured people unable to get fair compensation for their pain.

One aspect of doing meaningful work is to feel adequately compensated for that work. For that reason it is important to negotiate a good job offer. Before you accept an offer make sure you understand exactly what the job offer is. This tip list will help you to prepare for negotiating and understanding the negotiation process.

Ongoing advances in medical technology mean that survival rates of individuals suffering from the most serious forms of spinal injury have increased dramatically in the last decade. Fortunately, this increase in survival rates of the most severely injured people has been matched by technological developments, all of which are designed to provide an improved quality of life for spinal injury patients and to help with their care at home with their families.